Primary vote urged in Sixth Maryland District race
Washington County voters face a turnout risk ahead of the September 20 primaries for the U S Senate and Sixth District House seats. The piece notes 22 793 registered Democrats and 16 348 Republicans amid 20 000 eligible voters not registered, with seven candidates in each major party for the Senate and district seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
U.S. Senate
House of Representatives
Maryland
State Department of Sealth
House
Senate
Fawer
Year of unrest looms as schools face volatile strikes
A 1968 69 forecast from Education U.S.A and NEA warns of widespread teacher strikes across East St. Louis St. Louis Philadelphia and possibly Toledo with 300 to 400 strikes anticipated nationwide. Students may also rise in unrest, with 22L major demonstrations at 101 colleges and a general peak in spring before vacations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Education U.S.A
East St. Louis
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Toledo
American Federation of Teachers
National Education Association
Michigan
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Florida
New York
New Hampshire
Oklahoma
South Dakota
Colorado
Idaho
New Mexico
NEA
National Student Association
Jan
Fort Lauderdale
San Francisco
Blood testing machine cuts lab work to minutes
The SMA12 automates 12 common blood tests in two minutes, with 2,400 tests per eight hours, reducing per test cost by 15 percent. One technician handles the process while results are logged on a single graph.
Jottings From Yesteryears in Western Maryland
A roundup of local items notes a Western Maryland campaign rally at the YMCA, Potomac Club outing at Ash's Clubhouse and Snyder's Landing, an old police building auction failing to reach 25 000, and its withdrawal. Edward Kuh becomes commander of the Marine Corps League Ray Cheugh detachment. The Santa Masia school paper earns All Catholic rating from the Catholic School Press Association. A sixth grade will be added at Woodland Way to relieve Broadway School congestion. Over 24,000 filed jobless claims in Hagerstown and Wash., up 100 from last week. A third man faces bookmaking charges from horse betting probes. This week marks one of the coldest Sepembers on record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac Clu
Ash
Snyder's Landing
Wallace Supporter Education Claims Questioned
Reader challenges Wallace supporters data with accusations of misinformed education levels and Protestant background, urging verification. The letter asserts Wallace gains from a large turnout and questions the premise of a specific voter base.
The Pursuit of Happiness in Law and Life
A historical reflection explains the phrase pursuit of happiness as a constitutional right with limits. It discusses health safety and public welfare, cites a photographer licensing case, amusement park injuries, and warnings about accepting risk in everyday activities. It ends with public prompts for political viewpoints and a note from G. David Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
American Gay Association
Will Bernard
Bar
Agsazisti
New Rules Proposed For Party Circuses
Jim Bishop surveys recent conventions noting high costs and dull agendas. He calls for reforms including stopping spontaneous demonstrations, limiting journalist access, and requiring clear platform reports and speeches from both major sides. The piece argues for tighter control of credentials rules and a cleaner convention process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Bishop
Television air time for Daley sparks national debate
Washington editor argues television networks overstep by giving Mayor Richard Daley a platform to rebut Chicago riots coverage. He notes Congress may probe TV's influence and calls for balanced reporting while defending coverage of Daley and police actions as part of a complex national story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Richard Daley
Chicago
Metromedia Network
National Press Club
Congress
Daley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sam Lambert
Brandeis University
Lemberg Center For the Study of
T. R. van Dellen, A.D
Br. van Dellen
Daily Mail
Yesteryears
The
YMCA
Edward Kuh
Marine Corps League
Ray Carhaugh
Marvin Wray
Board of Education
Woodland Way
Broadway School
Hagerstown
Washof
Wallace Tam
Wallace
Tion
Ding
Tower Lass
Thomas Jefferson
Irene
Trene
American Bar Association Public Service
American Bar Association
Jet
America
Phil Eversole
Leonard Carlin
Mr. Carlin
Hubert Humphrey
A.da
Americans For Demoristic Action
A.D.A
American Conservative Union
Pennsylvania Ave
J.C
John M. Ashbrook
Richard L. Renner Jr
David Williams
Anly
CBS
Teddy Kennedy
Gene McCarthy
Unrah
California
Humphrey
Vietnam
William S. White
Capitol Hill
Tuth
Berry World
Emil
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!